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Allergy Drops Houston

After your allergy test we create allergy drops specific to your triggered allergens. You take these drops home and administer them according to the schedule prescribed. Typically you will take them daily under the tongue. This will help your body get used to the allergen and decrease allergy symptoms over time.
 
Allergy Immunotherapy in the form of allergy drops, gives you tiny doses of what your body finds offensive. We give these doses regularly over a period of 18 months. This will help your body change the way it responds to allergens over time and trains it to eventually become used to them.
 
We reformulate the drops every 3 months to build resistance to the allergy. Sublingual drops have very low risks of reactions or anaphylaxis.
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Allergy Shots Houston

Your shot treatment will vary depending on what you’re allergic too. An allergy test is required before we begin allergy injection treatment.

At the start of allergy shots, patients are typically asked to come in 1-3 times per week based on Allergy Nurse, Doctor and PA recommendations. Frequency of shots will depend on history of anaphylaxis, large reactions with previous injections and what you’re allergic to.

Once you’ve met certain requirements, your frequency of shots will decrease. Your shots continue to decrease through treatment until your allergy treatment is complete.

You and your doctor will work together to determine the best allergy treatment for you. It’s important to consider your own commitment to allergy treatment: will coming into the office or taking allergy drops work better for your schedule and lifestyle?

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Which Treatment Is Right For You?

Allergy Shots or Allergy Drops

Allergy Drops

Allergy Shots

Treatment Time

Average 2-3 Years

Average 3-5 Years

Process

Drops under the tongue daily, administered at home.

Starting 1-3 Injections per week in the clinic.

Cost

Average around $25 per week.

Covered by most insurance, may require a co-pay.

Risk & Side Effects

Rare and mild.

Rare and mild. EpiPen and clinic supervision after injection required.

See Relief In...

9-12 months

9-12 months

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What Is Allergy Immunotherapy?

After an allergy test is complete and we find out what you are allergic to, we can begin allergy immunotherapy. Allergy immunotherapy is a long term allergy treatment that helps decrease the body’s allergic response to seasonal allergens. By serving up regular, tiny doses of the things you are allergic to in shot, drop or pill form you can build up your body’s immunity to these things. Essentially you’re training your body to be less sensitive to the things it finds offensive such as grass and tree pollen.

Seasonal allergies (also known as allergic rhinitis) usually requires ongoing treatments including medications, nasal rinses and nasal sprays. Immunotherapy including allergy shots and sublingual drops improve your tolerance to airborne allergens over a period of time.

While allergy medications get less effective over time, shots and drops tend to get more effective over time. Immunotherapy helps to desensitize and provide symptomatic relief for patients with allergic rhinitis and asthma.

 

Breathing after Immunotherapy